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From [HERE] The escalating confrontation between Iran and the United States has entered a volatile information-warfare phase after Ali Larijani, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, publicly claimed that “a number” of American troops have been captured since the conflict began, framing the allegation as proof that Iranian forces are successfully resisting what Tehran characterizes as US-led aggression.

Larijani did not disclose the number of captives or their locations, instead linking the alleged captures to the broader timeline of hostilities that began approximately one week prior to March 7, 2026.

Larijani’s remarks emerged as the war triggered by joint strikes by the United States and Israel against Iranian nuclear and missile infrastructure evolved into a complex confrontation spanning air defence engagements, special operations activity near sensitive nuclear facilities, and a rapidly intensifying struggle for narrative dominance across international media and social platforms.

While Larijani warned that US President Donald Trump was allegedly concealing American casualties to maintain domestic support for the campaign, the statement was immediately rejected by United States Central Command (CENTCOM), which categorically denied that any American personnel had been captured and dismissed the Iranian claims as wartime propaganda.

Larijani’s statements were circulated widely through Iranian state media networks and social platforms, creating a powerful domestic narrative portraying Iran as successfully repelling American incursions even as US military officials maintain that coalition operations remain tightly controlled and strategically limited.

The claims surfaced amid broader reports circulating within Iranian media ecosystems alleging the downing of US fighter jets and ambushes on American special operations units near sensitive nuclear sites, further intensifying the perception battle surrounding the war’s early operational outcomes. [MORE]